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tonight bob and arlene tell me they got another half foot of snow, but the power and heat is still on. >> it's not as nasty. the last storm was nasty. >> reporter: this is the same storm that brought snow to the carolinas and icy temps to florida. farmers there just trying to keep their crops warm through one more night of sub freezing cold. >> glad to hear bob and arlene did not lose power again. you were saying, this system is moving off shore just as the system out west will cause trouble. >> our attention has to turn to the west. tomorrow into tuesday, they're going to start to feel it. southern oregon, northern california. tuesday afternoon, thunderstorm, even hail in southern california and that same system going to reinvigorate, pass over denver, through the midwest. see the white blob, that could be a foot and a half of snow or more. going to be incredible. south looking for tornadoes, hail, damaging winds, that's on thursday. >> a mess of a week ahead. ginger, our thanks to you. >>> now to the exploding case from south africa, the olympian known as the blade runner, oscar pis
tonight bob and arlene tell me they got another half foot of snow, but the power and heat is still on. >> it's not as nasty. the last storm was nasty. >> reporter: this is the same storm that brought snow to the carolinas and icy temps to florida. farmers there just trying to keep their crops warm through one more night of sub freezing cold. >> glad to hear bob and arlene did not lose power again. you were saying, this system is moving off shore just as the system out west...
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tonight bob and arlene tell me they got another half foot of snow, but the power and heat is still on. >> it's not as nasty. >> reporter: this is the same storm that brought snow to the carolinas and icy temps to florida. farmers there just trying to keep their crops warm through one more night of sub freezing cold. >> glad to hear bob and arleel did not lose power again. the other system out west tonight? >> the one out west will slam monday into tuesday. got to show you this, david. then it's going to gain steam and the low pressure system really going to track into the midwest and bring big snow. i'm talking foot and a half or more for possibility nebraska, iowa, missouri. we'll track as they get closer. tornados and hail possible on thursday in the area shaded in red. >> ginger our thanks to you. turning now to south africa. the olympian known as the blade runner, oscar pistorius facing murder charges in the death of his girlfriend. tonight both families are speebing out just as another headline breaks, the controversy of the reality show airing with that girlfriend still in it. >
tonight bob and arlene tell me they got another half foot of snow, but the power and heat is still on. >> it's not as nasty. >> reporter: this is the same storm that brought snow to the carolinas and icy temps to florida. farmers there just trying to keep their crops warm through one more night of sub freezing cold. >> glad to hear bob and arleel did not lose power again. the other system out west tonight? >> the one out west will slam monday into tuesday. got to show...
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so i was scared. >> reporter: tonight bob and arlene are grateful for a warm place to sleep. >> as much i'd rather go home, but this is the next best place to be. >> the hearty families of cape cod, we hope they're home soon. ginger, you were telling us there's two other threats you're watching tonight. >> david, that first headline we have to get to is the most life-threatening. already a tornado. i have a picture to show you. just got off the phone with the storm chaser who took this picture in hattiesburg, mississippi. he was facing southern mississippi university when he took this. this incredible picture and video already coming out. at least ten tornadoes reported, five injured and damage to homes and businesses. we'll be on there throughout the night. but another storm i need to let you know about, on top of that, blizzard warnings and storm warnings all throughout the northern plains. >> abc's meteorologist there for us every step of the way. ginger, our thanks to you. >>> we'll turn to washington where they're preparing for the president's state of the union address this week.
so i was scared. >> reporter: tonight bob and arlene are grateful for a warm place to sleep. >> as much i'd rather go home, but this is the next best place to be. >> the hearty families of cape cod, we hope they're home soon. ginger, you were telling us there's two other threats you're watching tonight. >> david, that first headline we have to get to is the most life-threatening. already a tornado. i have a picture to show you. just got off the phone with the storm...
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slaió el hospital, el fbi dio más detalles del búnker y cómo fue el operativo para rescatar al menor, arlene fernández con la historia. >>> los agentes del fbi pudieron ver y escuchar todo lo que ocurría dentro del bunker, gracias a una cámara que introdujeron secretamente en el lugar, después de saber el tamaño del bunker, el fbi creó uno similar donde se entrenó a los agentes en diferentes escenarios. >>> puedes planear las diferentes situaciones, como patear una puerta. >>> la policía dejaba las provisiones en el búnker y él subía para recogerlas, a eso de las 2:30 de la tarde, dikes abrió al puerta, enseguida, 4 agentes entraron al bunker, le secuestrador les disparó, pero falló, mientras que el pequeño ethan estaba lejos de la escalera. >>> el fbi encontró dos bombas en el interior del bunker, que hacían temer a los especialista, spq veían a dikes que se agitaba cada vez más y usar las bombas como trampas era una posibilidad. >>e> l gobernador de alabama robert bentley expresó su admiración por el conductor del autobús escolar que fue asesinado por el secuestrador.
slaió el hospital, el fbi dio más detalles del búnker y cómo fue el operativo para rescatar al menor, arlene fernández con la historia. >>> los agentes del fbi pudieron ver y escuchar todo lo que ocurría dentro del bunker, gracias a una cámara que introdujeron secretamente en el lugar, después de saber el tamaño del bunker, el fbi creó uno similar donde se entrenó a los agentes en diferentes escenarios. >>> puedes planear las diferentes situaciones, como patear una...
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school superintendent has died. 66-year-old arlene ackerman passed away at her new mexico home saturday after a battle with pancreatic cancer. she was superintendent of the public schools from 1998 through 2000 and is credited with raising test scores and reducing administrative costs. >>> the former chancellor of schools in the district michelle rhee is opening up about how she handled the firing of several teachers and principals in 2008. rhee said she did the right thing by making the cuts but should have done it differently. in 2008 she fired dozens of school employees, many of those principals fired on national tv. now she says she shouldn't have done that on national tv. >>> in maryland prince george's county school officials wouldn't exclusive rights created by staff members and students proposing the work should be copyrighted. now that so many teachers use school ipads for lesson plans and class work. it's worried that will stifle creativity. copyrighting is common for work created by professors and college students. >>> coming up a final check on the forecast. >> cold conditio
school superintendent has died. 66-year-old arlene ackerman passed away at her new mexico home saturday after a battle with pancreatic cancer. she was superintendent of the public schools from 1998 through 2000 and is credited with raising test scores and reducing administrative costs. >>> the former chancellor of schools in the district michelle rhee is opening up about how she handled the firing of several teachers and principals in 2008. rhee said she did the right thing by making...
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arlene ackerman. >> madam clerk is there anything thing he else? >> no mr. president. >> meeting is >> i love teaching. it is such an exhilarating experience when people began to feel their own creativity. >> this really is a place where all people can come and take a class and fill part of the community. this is very enriching as an artist. a lot of folks take these classes and take their digital imagery and turn it into negatives. >> there are not many black and white darkrooms available anymore. that is a really big draw. >> this is a signature piece. this is the bill largest darkroom in the u.s.. >> there are a lot of people that want to get into that dark room. >> i think it is the heart of this place. you feel it when you come in. >> the people who just started taking pictures, so this is really an intersection for many generations of photographers and this is a great place to learn because if you need people from different areas and also everyone who works here is working in photography. >> we get to build the community here. this is different. first
arlene ackerman. >> madam clerk is there anything thing he else? >> no mr. president. >> meeting is >> i love teaching. it is such an exhilarating experience when people began to feel their own creativity. >> this really is a place where all people can come and take a class and fill part of the community. this is very enriching as an artist. a lot of folks take these classes and take their digital imagery and turn it into negatives. >> there are not many...
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arlene ackerman. >> madam clerk is there anything thing he else? >> no mr. president. >> meeting is >> good morning and welcome to the thursday, february 7th, 2013 meeting of the board of supervisors city operations and neighborhood services committee. we have been joined by supervisor yee, eric mar is in route. we also have been joined by supervisor scott weiner, we want to thank the clerk of the committee derek evans and we want to thank the following members of the stgtv staff who are covering the meeting today. jessy larson and melokian and we also want to welcome the member of the public that are here and who are watching. >> make sure to silence all cell phones and device and complete the speaker cards and copies of any documents that are included to part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items today will appear on the february 29th agenda unless others stated. >> thank you and if you could call item number two, please? >> item number two is a hearing, calling on city agencies including the police department and district attorney's office t
arlene ackerman. >> madam clerk is there anything thing he else? >> no mr. president. >> meeting is >> good morning and welcome to the thursday, february 7th, 2013 meeting of the board of supervisors city operations and neighborhood services committee. we have been joined by supervisor yee, eric mar is in route. we also have been joined by supervisor scott weiner, we want to thank the clerk of the committee derek evans and we want to thank the following members of the...
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and, remember, they supported arlen specter over pat toomey and on and on. there are countless examples. the bottom line is they don't have any better record at picking winners than the quote, unquote, amateur tea party types do. and even when they pick winners, what do we end up winning? we get squishy republican moderates. >> also with us is willie brown, the former mayor of san francisco. mayor, weigh in on this. i will ask you to do something that won't come naturally to you. put on a hat for the different side of the isle and be the politician and advise them on which path should they now travel? >> they really should travel the path of selecting quality candidates, period, without reference to their base philosophy. do not require candidates to pledge a certain kind of commitment on taxes. do not require candidates to pledge a certain kind of commitment on something that's inconsistent with good judgment. leave candidates with the ability to do what's right. urge them to do what's right. you will select people who have those kind of qualities and you'l
and, remember, they supported arlen specter over pat toomey and on and on. there are countless examples. the bottom line is they don't have any better record at picking winners than the quote, unquote, amateur tea party types do. and even when they pick winners, what do we end up winning? we get squishy republican moderates. >> also with us is willie brown, the former mayor of san francisco. mayor, weigh in on this. i will ask you to do something that won't come naturally to you. put on a...
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arlene ackermann died this morning in new mexico after a battle with cancer. ackermann served as the superintendent for d.c. schools from 1998 to 2000. she also held that position in seattle, san francisco, and philadelphia. dr. ackermann was 66 years old. >>> d.c. police offering a reward tonight in a case they're now alling a homicide. 53-year-old emanuel campbell died thursday from injuries from an assault on january 17th in the 2000 block of maryland avenue. police are still looking for suspects as well as a motive. >>> a man from the district is suing the d.c. government over his time at a city correctional facility last year, williams pierce was sentenced to 60 days on a simple assault charge. he's hearing impaired. the lawsuit claims he was not provided with an interpreter during his time behind bars even though jails are required to provide interpret under the americans with disability act. >>> it's a classic toy featured in disney movies and even presidential campaigns. tonight the world saying good-bye to the inventor of the etch a sketch. >> >>> les
arlene ackermann died this morning in new mexico after a battle with cancer. ackermann served as the superintendent for d.c. schools from 1998 to 2000. she also held that position in seattle, san francisco, and philadelphia. dr. ackermann was 66 years old. >>> d.c. police offering a reward tonight in a case they're now alling a homicide. 53-year-old emanuel campbell died thursday from injuries from an assault on january 17th in the 2000 block of maryland avenue. police are still...
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we have had hints from some people in arlen that they thought it was a criminal conspiracy. people i have spoken to say it is a question of supply and demand. we have lots of unwanted horses in europe and the price is very low and beef is quite high and you can make a pretty penny from this. whether it's an organized group, we don't know. but the testing may give fingerprints' as to what is behind this. >> there's been some talk in the british press that there is evidence that resources might have even been used and have entered the food chain. >> that is a concern. we don't know if that is the case. a number of horse passports have been explicitly authorized over the last number of years in the u.k. companies are able to issue these passports, so it is open to fraud. periodically possible. >> we will keep watching this story. thanks for joining us. coming up in the next half-hour on the program, how states army from dangers of things falling from the sky and -- how safe are we? we've seen this meteor in russia. later in the day, an asteroid will be passing by planet earth.
we have had hints from some people in arlen that they thought it was a criminal conspiracy. people i have spoken to say it is a question of supply and demand. we have lots of unwanted horses in europe and the price is very low and beef is quite high and you can make a pretty penny from this. whether it's an organized group, we don't know. but the testing may give fingerprints' as to what is behind this. >> there's been some talk in the british press that there is evidence that resources...
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island that we shot the movie on, they are protecting everything but that protected -- that particular arlen. man-made problems. they do not build levees to protect all of the area. they just built levees to protect certain areas. the first day of shooting, we had to move a lot of our boats that we launched our boats in the water, we had to move them because of another man-made problem that help fund -- happens in the gulf of mexico, -- that happened in the gulf of mexico, so i hope it helps people address these. tavis: since she is not here, where you at all worried about putting your future in the hands of this kid that was 29? >> he actually put his career in our hands. tavis: to shape. -- touchee. i want to meet this little girl, but tell me again, about hushpuppy, because i cannot say your name. >> quvenzhane. tavis: tell me about her. >> she is a bright actress with a very bright future. i would love to work with her again. she was amazing. she was 5 years old when she auditioned for this movie. she was 6 when they started shooting. to see a six-year-old girl to some of the things that
island that we shot the movie on, they are protecting everything but that protected -- that particular arlen. man-made problems. they do not build levees to protect all of the area. they just built levees to protect certain areas. the first day of shooting, we had to move a lot of our boats that we launched our boats in the water, we had to move them because of another man-made problem that help fund -- happens in the gulf of mexico, -- that happened in the gulf of mexico, so i hope it helps...
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arlen says it will discuss whatever steps necessary to tackle the crisis sweeping the continent. it is american meat causing a stink in russia. they have banned imports of frozen beef and pork from the united states. the kremlin insists the decision is motivated by health concerns, but the u.s. is accusing them of protectionism. now this report from moscow. >> gone from the meat counters in moscow, beef, turkey, and pork imported from the u.s. a wholesale ban has started. the $500 million market could be finished. certain chemicals are banned in the european union and china, but the u.n. says it will not harm humans. russia disagrees and says it's not singling out the united states. >> [indiscernible] for two months we did our own monitoring and analysis, testing products from suppliers and producers accept for the united states america. >> this is not the first time russia has found fault with food imports. when ukraine raised russian gas prices, some of their products were not welcome on the shelves here. a similar incident happened with georgia. relations between the u.s. and
arlen says it will discuss whatever steps necessary to tackle the crisis sweeping the continent. it is american meat causing a stink in russia. they have banned imports of frozen beef and pork from the united states. the kremlin insists the decision is motivated by health concerns, but the u.s. is accusing them of protectionism. now this report from moscow. >> gone from the meat counters in moscow, beef, turkey, and pork imported from the u.s. a wholesale ban has started. the $500 million...
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arlene in california. arlene? >> caller: yeah, boo-yah, jim cramer. >> boo-yah. >> caller: you have helped me with my portfolio, so thank you so much. >> my pleasure. >> caller: i'm calling about hain celestial. >> you know what? i'm with irwin simon. i think there's a trend toward healthy eating and i think hain is a winner not a loser and the bears -- kevin in texas, kevin? >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah from houston. >> boo-yah back at you. >> caller: do you then american rental car will break out to a new high after the awesome quarter? >> i like american rail car. there was a push between that one and trinity. >> buy, buy, buy -- >> a plethora of oil in all different places and not a lot of pipelines and american rail is one of the helpers of that issue. joe in new york. joe? >> caller: hi, jim. >> hey, joe. >> caller: my stock is sdrl seadrill. i'd like your comment on the stocks and the high dividend. >> i have been incorrectly saying that this one is not the right one to be in because i was worried about the
arlene in california. arlene? >> caller: yeah, boo-yah, jim cramer. >> boo-yah. >> caller: you have helped me with my portfolio, so thank you so much. >> my pleasure. >> caller: i'm calling about hain celestial. >> you know what? i'm with irwin simon. i think there's a trend toward healthy eating and i think hain is a winner not a loser and the bears -- kevin in texas, kevin? >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah from houston. >> boo-yah back at you....
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these portals, you may see such famous stars as the marx brothers, chevalier, carole lombard, richard arlen, mae west, cary grant and many favorites. over here on your right, playing hide-and-seek, are gary cooper and herbert marshall. hi, boys. (narrator) of all studio personnel, stars were the biggest asset in the fight for the public's attention, loyalty, and money. their popularity guaranteed studios success so they were tied to companies with exclusive contracts. no one understood star power more than paramount's founder, adolph zukor. as early as 1912, zukor had had success with the film queen elizabeth, starring sarah bernhardt. convinced there was a market for films featuring stage stars zukor had formed the famous "players company" in new york, pioneering the production of feature films on star names. every studio built, not only production schedule, but its entire operation around anywhere from 2 or 3, say in the case of a universal or a columbia, to 12, 15, 20 in the case of paramount or mgm, stars. you're nma desmond. used to be in silent pictures. used to be big. i am big. it's
these portals, you may see such famous stars as the marx brothers, chevalier, carole lombard, richard arlen, mae west, cary grant and many favorites. over here on your right, playing hide-and-seek, are gary cooper and herbert marshall. hi, boys. (narrator) of all studio personnel, stars were the biggest asset in the fight for the public's attention, loyalty, and money. their popularity guaranteed studios success so they were tied to companies with exclusive contracts. no one understood star...
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. >> good afternoon, arlene tran, a long time visitacion valley resident in district 10 and spokesperson for the asian alliance. today, we have over 100 residents here to support this important legislation, in order -- in addition to the hundreds of signatures that we are gathering. although we have a very capable translator today, the problem is everything is one-sided, as you can see, because many of the people that we have today are mono lingual chinese. they really don't understand the total proceeding. so would you allow me to ask them to raise their hand if they support this legislation. [speaking foreign language] >> thank you. before retire from 37 years of teaching in the san francisco public schools, i serve tens of thousands of low income families who have been asking for affordable housing for too many years. please, seriously consider the needs of the condo owners, renters, and the good of san francisco. this is a very balanced legislation. it is win/win/win for all and please vote for it on behalf of everybody. thank you. >> co-chair kim: can i ask you a question. >> chair
. >> good afternoon, arlene tran, a long time visitacion valley resident in district 10 and spokesperson for the asian alliance. today, we have over 100 residents here to support this important legislation, in order -- in addition to the hundreds of signatures that we are gathering. although we have a very capable translator today, the problem is everything is one-sided, as you can see, because many of the people that we have today are mono lingual chinese. they really don't understand...
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remember, they supported arlen specter over pat toomey and on and on. there are countless examples. the bottom line is they don't have any better record at picking winners than the quote/unquote amateur tea party types do. and even when they pick winners, what do we end up winning? we get squishy republican moderates. >> there's that squishy. >> they got tax hikes for ten years. >> come on. >> this man, you know, they say a certain kind of bug or insect would survive a nuclear war, we don't have to use those terms but we know which it is. look at the rap sheet on this guy karl rove and how he continues to talk. down memory lane and remind oursselves at least if the right wing doesn't of karl rove's greatest hits. top adviser to president george w. bush he sold the war in iraq to everybody, except some of us. got off scott free even though at the center of the cia leak scandal. walked from that one. the architect couldn't help a republican majority in the 2006 mid terms bringing the democrats back to power in both the house and the senate for the first time. he blew it all on the tab
remember, they supported arlen specter over pat toomey and on and on. there are countless examples. the bottom line is they don't have any better record at picking winners than the quote/unquote amateur tea party types do. and even when they pick winners, what do we end up winning? we get squishy republican moderates. >> there's that squishy. >> they got tax hikes for ten years. >> come on. >> this man, you know, they say a certain kind of bug or insect would survive a...
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in a massive show of anger against severe austerity measures tough cuts were implemented to please arlen's creditors has been relying on a joint e.u. international monetary fund loan since two thousand and ten jobs not debt is the main slogan amongst the crowds with demonstrators calling on the governments to focus on creating employment at home. and angry crowds on the streets of ireland may spoil the mood of the e.u. leaders as they celebrate a historic budget deal cutting the block spending for the first time ever now the european parliament needs to have its final say on the agreement and the n.e.p. is looks set to block the budget plan after a secret vote and what's seen as a revolt against leaders economist james mehta way weighs in. constitutionally the well within their rights to reject the thing and send it back and have another go at writing this no whether they actually do that will probably depend on the fine print in the budgets are already raised to be politic to said he would be able to support the steel and the heads of one of the major groups in the parliament or the socia
in a massive show of anger against severe austerity measures tough cuts were implemented to please arlen's creditors has been relying on a joint e.u. international monetary fund loan since two thousand and ten jobs not debt is the main slogan amongst the crowds with demonstrators calling on the governments to focus on creating employment at home. and angry crowds on the streets of ireland may spoil the mood of the e.u. leaders as they celebrate a historic budget deal cutting the block spending...
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well the golden circle there are several of the circles in arlen chunk women many ways was a newcomer when he just started but then she comes back from the area of what's known as border counties border counties have always been the one to develop both in the republican guard in the north of the border in northern ireland and they always wore considered kind of if you want a very difficult place to do business. by building a very successful at the time business empire shanklin was a poster boy effectively for both his prose as but also for the development of the northern ireland and the republic of ireland the four counties he provided you know this employment in those areas and he's still regarded somewhat as a hero in those areas as well his disaster is bets on c. and d. as for the anglo he is kind of if you want that's there a decision to use the funds from the insurance company in order to cover some of those transactions those are really emblematic of the overall state of the nation time speculative activity was very current everyone was caught up in that bubble and shanklin in m
well the golden circle there are several of the circles in arlen chunk women many ways was a newcomer when he just started but then she comes back from the area of what's known as border counties border counties have always been the one to develop both in the republican guard in the north of the border in northern ireland and they always wore considered kind of if you want a very difficult place to do business. by building a very successful at the time business empire shanklin was a poster boy...
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well the golden circle there are several of the circles in arlen chunk women many ways was a newcomer when he just started in but then she comes back from the area of what's known as border counties border counties have always been one to develop both in the republican guard in the north of the border in northern ireland and they always wore considered kind of if you want a very difficult place to do business. by building a very successful at the time business empire shanklin was a poster boy effectively for both his process but also for the development of the northern ireland and the republic of ireland for accounts as you provided you know this employment in those areas and he's still the regarded somewhat as a hero in those areas as well his disaster is bets on c. and d. as for the anglo he is kind of if you want that's a decision to use the bonds from the insurance company in order to cover some of those transactions those are really emblematic of the overall state of the nation time speculative activity was very high everyone was caught up in that bubble and shanklin in many ways
well the golden circle there are several of the circles in arlen chunk women many ways was a newcomer when he just started in but then she comes back from the area of what's known as border counties border counties have always been one to develop both in the republican guard in the north of the border in northern ireland and they always wore considered kind of if you want a very difficult place to do business. by building a very successful at the time business empire shanklin was a poster boy...
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a search determined that arlene imagedance was the sole heir. the county sold just a portion of it today. today's auction proceeds will pay estate taxes and fees. she plans to keep the rest. >> very good. boy. i need a reclusive uncle. >> don't we all? >> let's check in now with an update on the accu-weather forecast. >> all right. >> live doppler 7 hd not picking up anything but clear skies nork clouds around. no precipitation around. here is a look at kind of patterns we can expect. we're using san jose representative of what inland loixs can be expect in terms of high temperatures next couple days mid-70s by friday. 70s saturday then, mid to upper 60s for the remainder of the forecast period. tomorrow state wide mainly dry and mild conditions. mild chico in sacramento fresno, warm in southern california maybe a sprinkle or two in you're yeeka. in the bay areamrue, sunshine. high clouds upper 60s, here is the accu-weather forecast. mid-70s around the bay area. low 60s on the coast. by tuesday, we could look at a chance of rain. first we've sn
a search determined that arlene imagedance was the sole heir. the county sold just a portion of it today. today's auction proceeds will pay estate taxes and fees. she plans to keep the rest. >> very good. boy. i need a reclusive uncle. >> don't we all? >> let's check in now with an update on the accu-weather forecast. >> all right. >> live doppler 7 hd not picking up anything but clear skies nork clouds around. no precipitation around. here is a look at kind of...
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well the golden circle there are several go in circles in arlen chunk women many ways was a newcomer when he just started in but then she comes back from the area of what's known as border counties border counties have always been the one to develop both in the republican guard in the north of the border in northern ireland and they always wore considered kind of if you want a very difficult place to do business. by building a very successful at the time business empire shanklin was a poster boy effectively for both his process but also for the development of the northern ireland and the republic of ireland for accounts as you provided jim in this employment in those areas and he's still the regarded somewhat as a hero in those areas as well his disastrous bets on c. and d. as for the anglo he is kind of if you want that's a decision to use the bonds from the insurance company in order to convert some of those transactions those are really emblematic of the overall state of the nation the giant speculative activity was very high everyone was caught up in that bubble and shanklin in m
well the golden circle there are several go in circles in arlen chunk women many ways was a newcomer when he just started in but then she comes back from the area of what's known as border counties border counties have always been the one to develop both in the republican guard in the north of the border in northern ireland and they always wore considered kind of if you want a very difficult place to do business. by building a very successful at the time business empire shanklin was a poster...
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school superintendent has died. 66-year-old arlene ackerman passed away at her home in new mexico after a battle with pancreatic cancer. she was the superintendent of the city's public schools from 1998 to 2000. during her tenure she is credited with raising test scores. >>> still ahead, pain at the pump. consumer alert for drivers. how much has gas gone up in the past week? we will tell you coming up next. >>> turkish police say a new york woman found dead in istanbul suffered a fatal blow to the head. it is clear the head injury caused her death. she was last heard from january 21st the day she was scheduled to fly home. her body was discovered saturday evening near the remnants of ancient city walls. >>> 34 people are injured after a bus crashes into an overpass. the accident happened saturday night in boston. the bus was carrying 42 people including high school students and adults on their way home from a visit to harvard university. some people made it out unharmed. others say it was chaotic. many had a hard time describing what happened because they were
school superintendent has died. 66-year-old arlene ackerman passed away at her home in new mexico after a battle with pancreatic cancer. she was the superintendent of the city's public schools from 1998 to 2000. during her tenure she is credited with raising test scores. >>> still ahead, pain at the pump. consumer alert for drivers. how much has gas gone up in the past week? we will tell you coming up next. >>> turkish police say a new york woman...
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school superintendent has passed away. 66-year-old arlene ackerman passed away at her home in new mexico on saturday. she had been patling pancreatic cancer. she was the superintendent of the city's public schools from 1998 through 2000 and is credited with raising test scores and reducing administrative costs. >>> school officials in prince george's county want to copyright any work that is created by staff and students but critics say that would mean any pictures drawn by first graders would belong to the school system. some say it will stifle creativity. the "washington post" reports that copyrighting is already commonly used at colleges and universities. >>> the morning's big story, the ravens win super bowl xlvii. we'll show you how plans fans are celebrating this morning and share some of your big comments about the game. we'll be back in a moment. get the car. hi howard. get in. hi, good to see you. start with an actual written offer when selling your car, no strings attached. carmax. start here. have been working with viva, people have been daring
school superintendent has passed away. 66-year-old arlene ackerman passed away at her home in new mexico on saturday. she had been patling pancreatic cancer. she was the superintendent of the city's public schools from 1998 through 2000 and is credited with raising test scores and reducing administrative costs. >>> school officials in prince george's county want to copyright any work that is created by staff and students but critics say that would mean any pictures drawn by first...
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they're telling politico, quote, they are welcome to support the lights of arlen specter, charlie crist and david dewhurst. we will continue to support the likes of pat toomey, marco rubio and ted cruz. freedom works compares these developments to everything from the "star wars" empire to the dystopia imagined by george orwell. they say the empire is striking back. the empire is striking back. an orwellian named conservative victory project is created with the sole mission of acting activists across the country. these blatant acts of hostility are typical of an entrenched establishment circling the weapons around entrenched incumbents regardless of performance in office. biggest problem with the republican party right now might be that these guys kind of have a point. yes, republicans have a very real, very identifiable problem with their primaries turning out candidates that cannot get elected in general elections. this is a pattern. this is a three-election cycle pattern now for the u.s. senate. but karl rove superpac, the same folks who are starting this new conservative victory proj
they're telling politico, quote, they are welcome to support the lights of arlen specter, charlie crist and david dewhurst. we will continue to support the likes of pat toomey, marco rubio and ted cruz. freedom works compares these developments to everything from the "star wars" empire to the dystopia imagined by george orwell. they say the empire is striking back. the empire is striking back. an orwellian named conservative victory project is created with the sole mission of acting...
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. >> reporter: environmental scientists arlene bloom said the change would mean there's no longer a need for furniture makers to use toxic flame retardants inside the furniture. >> 85% of our furniture already meets a smolder standard. >> reporter: under the in proposal couch fabric will be required to withstand a smolder test meaning it won't catch fire when in contact with a smoldering object like a cigarette, heater or extension cord. current standards require the foam inside the furniture withstand a 12 second exposure to a small open flame. that requires those chemical flame retardants something fire scientists say is counterintuitive because it's the fabric that catches first. >> tests method that's used is much more realistic on how things catch on fire. >> reporter: he says the new standard is much safer. and he is one of many that says it's long overdue. >> it's a win-win situation. >> reporter: now, the proposal goes through a six-week public comment period before a final standard is adopted. meanwhile, the chemical industry maintains these flame retardants are safe. if you hav
. >> reporter: environmental scientists arlene bloom said the change would mean there's no longer a need for furniture makers to use toxic flame retardants inside the furniture. >> 85% of our furniture already meets a smolder standard. >> reporter: under the in proposal couch fabric will be required to withstand a smolder test meaning it won't catch fire when in contact with a smoldering object like a cigarette, heater or extension cord. current standards require the foam...
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. >> arlene thinks it's a great idea. she writes everyone is up late, exhausted and full of beer and junk food aft super bowl so we -- after the super bowl so we should all have the day off on monday. however, jenny doesn't think so writing, it will never happen. easier to move super bowl to a friday or a saturday night. >>> well, the super bowl certainly lived up to its super billing eventually. >> eventually. after the blackout and when the niners came back to make it an interesting game, the post-game celebration in baltimore proved to be a busy night for police there. we have more on that coming up next. >> and a busy time on the roads. not so much. monika, over to you. >> not so much this morning. i think that's because everyone had their late night and they're sleeping in this morning. on the northbound side of i-95, a little bit of slow traffic here in woodbridge. nothing out of the ordinary as you head up to springfield. we'll take a live look from our sky 9 on the beltway north of town. here's what it looks like
. >> arlene thinks it's a great idea. she writes everyone is up late, exhausted and full of beer and junk food aft super bowl so we -- after the super bowl so we should all have the day off on monday. however, jenny doesn't think so writing, it will never happen. easier to move super bowl to a friday or a saturday night. >>> well, the super bowl certainly lived up to its super billing eventually. >> eventually. after the blackout and when the niners came back to make it an...
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barney keller says they are welcome to support the likes of arlen specter who will continue to proudly support the likes of pat toomey, charlie crist and david dewhart. susan page and strategist steve mcmahon, welcome all, happy monday. ramesh i'll start with you. we know a lot of established republicans say you have to fight back in the primaries and get involved. this strikes me as something that will make things more divisive inside the republican party before it gets better. is that what the party needs? >> if you look at the reaction to this "new york times" story you get the distinct impressions a lot of republicans dislike each other more than the democrats and i think that's a a problem but the other question i have is how would this even looking backwards, how would this have made a difference in those races? if todd aiken is the example that was a three-way race, a tight three-way race, how would this group have picked one of the two candidates that would put him over the time. >> that anyone other than sharron angle would beat harry reid. there's a bunch of seats. >> and why
barney keller says they are welcome to support the likes of arlen specter who will continue to proudly support the likes of pat toomey, charlie crist and david dewhart. susan page and strategist steve mcmahon, welcome all, happy monday. ramesh i'll start with you. we know a lot of established republicans say you have to fight back in the primaries and get involved. this strikes me as something that will make things more divisive inside the republican party before it gets better. is that what...
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and, remember, they supported arlen specter over pat toomey and on and on. there are countless examples. the bottom line is they don't have any better record at picking winners than the, quote, unquote, amateur tea party types do. and even when they pick winners, what do we end up winning? we get squishy republican moderates. >> there's that squishy. >> they got tax hikes for -- >> we have to remind ourselves -- this is this man. they say a certain kind of bug or insect would survive a nuclear war. we don't have to use those terms, but we know which bug it is. look at the rap sheet on this guy, karl rove. let's go down memory lane and remind ourselves at least, if the right wing doesn't, of some of karl rove's greatest hits. as a top adviser to george w. bush, he sold the war in iraq to everybody it seems. he got off scot-free even though he was at the center of the cia leak scandal. walked from that one. the architect couldn't help a republican majority in the 2006 midterms bring the democrats back to power in both the house and senate for the first time. h
and, remember, they supported arlen specter over pat toomey and on and on. there are countless examples. the bottom line is they don't have any better record at picking winners than the, quote, unquote, amateur tea party types do. and even when they pick winners, what do we end up winning? we get squishy republican moderates. >> there's that squishy. >> they got tax hikes for -- >> we have to remind ourselves -- this is this man. they say a certain kind of bug or insect would...
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"they are welcome to support the likes of arlen specter, charlie krist and david dewhurst. we will if any to proudly support the likes of pat toomey, marco rubio, and ted cruz. no word of o'donnell or akin or richard murdock or the party's current 26% approval rating. ryan, i mean, on some level this is not surprising at all, but some -- we call them reasonable minds. some insightive perhaps politically savvy minds in the republican party are thinking, hey, maybe it's not so great for us to elect crazy people to the ticket. >> right. they explicitly took a hands off approach this time, and they said we're going to let primaries shake out, and then we're going to get in whoever wins, but it's tough to figure out exactly how far to the right somebody can be and still win because akin and murdoch probably could have won if they would have not been idiotic for ten seconds during their campaign and completely blown it. the far right can say, well, look, what we need is better did hes palestinianed people. not people who are more liberal. >> well, and, i mean, like this is the bi
"they are welcome to support the likes of arlen specter, charlie krist and david dewhurst. we will if any to proudly support the likes of pat toomey, marco rubio, and ted cruz. no word of o'donnell or akin or richard murdock or the party's current 26% approval rating. ryan, i mean, on some level this is not surprising at all, but some -- we call them reasonable minds. some insightive perhaps politically savvy minds in the republican party are thinking, hey, maybe it's not so great for us...